Vestibular Therapy

What is vertigo? The sensation of feeling off balanced, often accompanied by the false perception that your surroundings are spinning or moving when they are not, and dizziness Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) Dislodged calcium particles (crystals) in your inner ear that lead to vertigo symptoms How we treat BPPV:

• Epley’s maneuver: is a canalith repositioning maneuver help reposition the “crystals” where they are suppose to be
• Balance training
• Vestibular Ocular Reflex exercises – Therapy designed to improve the stability and focus of your vision while moving your head
• Peripheral neuropathy
  • The nerve damage that affects your peripheral nerves, mostly commonly in your hands and feet
  • Symptoms include: Tingling, numbness, sharp pains, weakness, buzzing or shocking sensations
  • We treat with balance exercises and strengthening to prevent risk for false
• Other diagnoses we treat with balance and strengthening therapies
  • Parkinson’s disease – A disorder of the central nervous system that affects movements causing tremors, limb stiffness and impaired balance
  • Multiple sclerosis – A disease to the immune system that disrupts the never that help with communication between the brain and body
  • Head injuries – Traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
  • Hydrocephalus – A build-up of fluid in the cavities of the brain that can lead to impaired vision, cognitive difficulty, and loss of coordination
  • Diabetes – Condition in which the body does not produce enough hormone insulin and can lead to extremity weakness, loss of endurance, and balance problems due to diabetic neuropathy.